feel consternation

感到惊愕

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To personally experience the feeling of consternation.

亲身经历惊愕的感觉。

consternationVERB + CONSTERNATION

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例句 (10)

feel consternation = 感到惊愕 (亲身经历惊愕的感觉。)

  • When the fire alarm rings unexpectedly, many people feel consternation.当火警意外响起时，许多人会感到惊愕。
  • I felt great consternation when I realized I had lost my passport.当我意识到自己弄丢了护照时，我感到非常惊愕。
  • He will likely feel consternation when he sees the damage to his car.当他看到车子的损坏时，很可能会感到惊愕。
  • Feeling such consternation made it difficult for her to think clearly.感到如此惊愕让她难以清晰地思考。
  • She visibly felt consternation at the sudden announcement of her transfer.对于突然宣布的调动，她明显感到惊愕。
  • The board members felt considerable consternation upon hearing the financial report.董事会成员在听到财务报告后感到相当惊愕。
  • Did you feel consternation when the power went out during the storm?暴风雨中断电时，你感到惊愕了吗？
  • If the news is true, the entire community will feel a wave of consternation.如果消息属实，整个社区都将感到一阵惊愕。
  • Despite his calm exterior, it was clear that he felt deep consternation about the unfolding crisis.尽管他外表平静，但很明显他对正在发展的危机感到深深的惊愕。
  • To feel consternation in such a chaotic situation is only natural.在如此混乱的情况下感到惊愕是很自然的。